The real question is, how many people even actually need or see the faster speeds, especially in a laptop. If you're doing something that requires those speeds, it's unlikely you're using a laptop.

Guys, news from graphene chips?  :'( In 2018 there was a news about a new chip that could run "hello world" but after that total silence. What about 2nd generation? We are in 2022 they could copy Pentium 2 arch and show benchmarks  ::)

Quote from: HGSTMan1989 on March 29, 2022, 19:49:18
It should be faster each generation but not more hotter and power hungry! This feels like a Pentium 4 era.. more wattage for lesser benefits

Increases in transfer speed don't come magically. I guess they would have to use silicon photonics eventually, and charge out the a$$.

As for it getting hotter and more power hungry, that might be worth it where it can be easily mitigated, like larger desktops.

It should be faster each generation but not more hotter and power hungry! This feels like a Pentium 4 era.. more wattage for lesser benefits